"Break the Fall" - Johnny Barr Ft. Calum Ingram
Glasgow-based singer-songwriter Johnny Barr's latest single, "Break the Fall", released on March 28, 2025, is an emotional powerhouse, blending classic rock influences, progressive twists, and raw vulnerability.
“Snake 25” - Rosetta West
If you’re looking for a bite of something wild, unrelenting, and unapologetically out there, Rosetta West have got you covered. Their latest track, Snake 25, isn’t just a song—it’s an experience. Clocking in at a hefty six minutes, it slowly coils around you with a brooding, atmospheric intro before striking hard with dense, aggressive hard rock. This one’s got wailing vocals, a wall of ferocious guitar riffs, and drums that don’t just hit—they pummel.
“Ludwig Van” - Atticus Roness
If you ever wondered what happens when classical obsession collides headfirst with punchy power pop, Atticus Roness has the answer—Ludwig Van, his latest electrifying single. It’s got crunchy guitars, soaring harmonies, and hooks so sharp they should come with a warning label. Basically, it’s power pop perfection, but with a Beethoven-sized twist.
The Antelope - Koala Bar
Koala Bar’s latest release, The Antelope, is a heady, immersive dive into the dreamlike haze of alternative psychedelia.
This is a band building something from the ground up, hacking their way through the overgrown forests of their own soundscapes, reshaping them into something fresh, something raw, something entirely their own.
Exclusive Interview: eRapWMDX
eRapWMDX isn’t just making music—he’s building a whole sonic universe. Hailing from the snowy peaks of Colorado, this alternative music innovator is blending cutting-edge production, raw emotion, and tech-driven soundscapes to craft something truly unique.
We spoke to eRapWMDX about the project and his journey so far.
“Naked” by Shape of Water
Manchester’s own Shape of Water are back—pushing limits, bending genres, and crafting sonic landscapes that defy definition. Formed in 2018 by Rox Capriotti and Luca De Falco, this electronic art rock duo has been making waves with their unique fusion of rock, electronic elements, and immersive atmospheres. If music had no boundaries, it would sound a lot like Shape of Water—fluid, unpredictable, and completely captivating.
“A Nightjar Calls” by Sons of Martha: Review
London-based Sons of Martha may be a relatively new name in the indie music scene, but their sound carries the weight of experience and deep-rooted camaraderie. Formed in 2023 by Josh Beach (vocals), the band is a tight-knit collective of longtime friends and seasoned musicians, including Tim Buckland (guitar), Steven Spencer (drums), Stephen Morgan (bass), and King Otto (piano/keys). Together, they craft melodic, introspective, and timeless music, blending the rich storytelling of REM, The Smiths, and The Go-Betweens, with hints of Lemonheads and Leonard Cohen sprinkled in.
The Dark Side of the Tanning Bed by Jackie Moontan: Review
Jackie Moontan isn’t just a musician—he’s a legend in his own orbit. Whether he actually crash-landed in a Mississippi swamp in the ‘70s, lost part of his vision staring at Elvis’ rhinestone suit in Vegas, or maybe taught James Brown the funky chicken (highly debatable), one thing is for sure: he’s been traveling this strange blue planet, writing songs about everything and everyone he encounters.
"Get There Before Noon (LA mix)" by The Afro Nick: Review
Nick Anastasakis, better known as The Afro Nick, is making his debut with his latest single, "Get There Before Noon (LA Mix)." Originally recorded in various New York studios, this track has been revamped, stripped down, and finalized in Nick’s home studio in LA, bringing a whole new depth and rawness to its sound…
‘Good in Blue’ by Carrying Torches: Review
Indie rockers Carrying Torches are back with their latest single, ‘Good in Blue,’ and it’s a beautiful mix of raw emotion, poetic lyrics, and melodies that stay with you long after the music fades…
Power Hug by Trash Pals: EP Review
Power Hug by Trash Pals is like the musical equivalent of a heart-to-heart with your closest friend—comforting, genuine, and just what you didn’t know you needed…
‘Lostboy’ by ARENTUMINE: Review
"Lostboy" by ARENTUMINE feels like a quiet conversation between your heart and the world around you. The track captures that bittersweet ache we all feel sometimes—the craving for connection in a world where it can feel harder and harder to find…